Three poems about the moon
Sapphic Lights
Reflecting light back to the moon
And broadcasting our girlish love
The moon and I
She can be so far away
And hold me with intimacy still
I swell as she swells and wane as well
With her and only her
Giants in the sky
The sun will burn and blister
And torture the sky with fire
But the moon is a milk sacrifice
Who cools and stirs the mystery
Unrefined is better
Shadows cast from moonlight
Hide the sweetest secrets
Only the truly curious
The naïve and raw
Have the power to unravel
“Damn the refined”
The shadows, they whisper
Just like their mother the moon
There is no need to be polished
You cannot out shine the moon
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